A 106-year-old Burmese transgender woman spoke at a gay rights rally last week in Rangoon, held in honor of the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia.
The woman, whose name wasn't released, told the audience how pleased she was to be part of the event, the first ever held in Rangoon. The centenarian has lived through British colonialism and Burmese independence.
'She was almost in tears,' one of the organizers of the event, Aung Myo Min, told Gay Star News.
By all the accounts, the Rangoon event appeared to be a resounding success. Read more here.
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